"Magical Christmas" at IMMERSIUM:WIEN Experience

The IMMERSIUM:VIENNA opens the Advent season with a special premiere: On Wednesday evening, the new immersive experience "Magical Christmas" was presented – a multimedia Christmas adventure that combines light, sound, and movement into a sensory experience for all generations. From Friday, November 14, the new show is open to visitors.

In a Christmas story about Santa's mission and his elves in need, the IMMERSIUM combines the latest projection technology with interactive stations, virtual reality elements, and inclusive educational offerings. The project is supported by a collaboration with "Light into Darkness": 1 Euro per ticket goes to families in need.

Elves, Krampus, and Light Magic: Vienna's Most Interactive Advent Begins

Entry leads through a glowing portal into a Christmas fantasy world with snowflakes, lights, and music. Visitors take on tasks as "Elf Alter-Ego" around the Christmas celebration – from wrapping gifts to preparing the sleigh. The path leads through intricately designed settings where one becomes an active part of the story.

The Krampus – as a classic antagonist – creates excitement with his disruptive actions. With skill and teamwork, visitors manage to save the celebration. International customs are also conveyed: What does Christmas sound like in other countries? How do families celebrate worldwide? Interactive stations invite discovery and participation.

Virtual Reality Ride as a Highlight

As an additional offer, the VR ride "Funkeljäger" is available (surcharge: 5 euros). The simulation leads over the clouds through a polar light panorama with glowing ice worlds and imaginative music – a technical highlight for older children and adults.

In addition to the barrier-free design, the IMMERSIUM offers sign language translations at several stations for the first time – a step towards inclusion, as Managing Director Markus Beyr emphasizes: "Our goal is to make the magic of Christmas accessible to everyone – regardless of age, origin, or disability."

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